The Training Mindset
The best time to train is when you are “in the zone,” as a dog will sense this and become a willing and contented member of the working team.
A QUEST FOR SNOWCOCK: HOLY GRAIL
There likely is no gamebird in the US more difficult to hunt than the Himalayan snowcock. A limited population inhabiting extreme country makes the...
Soar No More
When it comes to “volume shooting,” Mexico and Central and South America traditionally have been the big draws for American sportsmen, so when we heard that Soar No More Wingshooting Company was offering hot-barreled action for pigeons and doves in southwest Idaho, our group had to give it a try.
Prized Places
Our editors reveal their favorite destinations.
Donald Dallas Awarded President’s Cup
Donald Dallas, a Shooting Sportsman contributor and the prolific author of books on the history of gunmaking, was presented with the President’s Cup and the President’s Gold Medal at Holts Auctioneers' December sale, in London.
CHUKAR HUNTING IN HELLS CANYON: REVEL IN THE FIRST
CHUKAR HUNTING IN HELLS CANYON: REVEL IN THE FIRST Chukar hunting can be one of the most physically demanding upland pursuits, and for the...
By The Numbers: Duck Populations
In late August the US Fish and Wildlife Service released its Waterfowl Population Status, 2018.
Season Savers
A selection that serves in the uplands.
Minnesota’s Walk-In Access
Minnesotans in the northern and northeastern parts of the state have endless miles of state and federal forests as well as other public areas on which to pursue grouse, woodcock and ducks.